News

After nearly 40 years of silence, Carnarvon's iconic NASA-linked OTC satellite dish is blasting back to life!

Embark on an unforgettable art expedition with our new art trail map available for your perusal at the Visitor Centre – your gateway to a visual odyssey.

Discover the vibrant flavors, crafts, and community spirit of our markets

Don’t wait any longer! Come to the Visitor Centre, grab your Heritage Walk Trail map, and start your journey through time. It's a wonderful way to connect with the town's past while enjoying a scenic walk.

The Midwest Times recently spotlighted the diverse attractions of the Gascoyne region. Featured highlights included Gnaraloo Station and Murchison Camp Oven Muster.

The Midwest Times showcased the remarkable Long Table Lunch held at a local banana plantation in Carnarvon as part of this year’s Gascoyne Food Festival.

Over the weekend, The West Australian featured Carnarvon prominently in their travel section.

Enjoy the wildflower season in the Gascoyne region—nature's colorful show that brings simple yet amazing beauty to our lives.

As featured in the Midwest Times, the Gascoyne Food Festival celebrates the culinary treasures of WA's Gascoyne region.

Although REX Airlines are now under administration there will be no change to the Regional Flights

The Gascoyne Food Festival is a celebration of the exceptional produce and culinary delights of the Gascoyne region in Western Australia. This festival showcases the region's diverse array of fresh seafood, fruits, vegetables, and other locally sourced ingredients. From Carnarvon's famous bananas to delicious seafood from the coastal areas, it's a gastronomic extravaganza.

The Annual Carnarvon Race Club Cocktail Party season opener is back on Saturday 4th of May!

Every Saturday Morning from the 18th of May to October the Civic Centre Courtyard comes alive!

The Carnavon Visitors Centre has created a new website to improve your experience!

The inaugural Visitors Newsletter where you can see what is available, what is on, and where you can go during your stay in Carnarvon and Coral Bay. Read online, download or pick up a copy at the Carnarvon Visitors Centre 21 Robinson St, Carnarvon WA